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Financial Analytics: Science and Experience
 

Modeling default Probability for micro and small enterprises

Vol. 7, Iss. 17, MAY 2014

Available online: 9 May 2014

Subject Heading: BANKING SECTOR

JEL Classification: 

Pages: 44-56

Kaiasheva E.V. National Research University "Higher School of Economics", Moscow, Russian Federation
eprofit@rambler.ru

The article considers the factors that have the greatest impact on the financial condition of enterprises and their creditworthiness of the companies of micro and small businesses. It becomes a currently important problem because of positive dynamics in bank lending of Russian's micro and small businesses and tendency of banks to detach this block separately. The author makes a survey of main researches, concerning the modeling of default's probability in the sphere of small and medium enterprises, compares these models with similar models in corporate sector and highlighted peculiarities. Also the author describes generic procedure regarding perfection of model of forecasting of default's probability in the area of micro and small businesses.

Keywords: credit risk, probability, forecast, default, micro and small enterprises

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